It’s a stranglehold as most people can’t cross islands before sundown, forcing them to live within their means. You learn very quickly that the seas have been cursed, emanating a fog that corrupts the minds of people who dare wade through it, as well as creating aberrations of fish. You’re a pariah for the most part and with seemingly no knowledge of your past, you toss it up to the archipelago being a dystopia rather than a paradise. The townspeople are aloof, and if they’re not, they usually have an ulterior motive or both. He kindly replaces your boat, with the promise that you pay off your debt by supplying the Fishmonger with… you guessed it, fish. You wake up on the pier of Greater Marrow – one of the many islands within this fictional archipelago – and are greeted by the town’s Mayor.
We meet our unnamed protagonist in rough waters during a storm, only to be shipwrecked moments later. And that’s exactly what happened in the best way possible in this third-person fishing survival sim. What initially looked like a quaint fishing game that you could get lost in, became a descent into cosmic horror that I was going to be captured by.
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